Making room for the breath of God
Learn how to pause, breathe, and connect in every moment of life.
The Reset
A weekly class to foster stillness and develop pathways to peace.
In a busy world, many people yearn for stillness but find it difficult to cultivate on their own. The Reset is a guided journey to recenter and connect with God. The class incorporates movement, breathwork, scripture meditation, and reflective practices that help participants be present and spirit-led.
Join our Weekly Reset on Wednesdays from 5:00 PM – 5:45 PM CT via Zoom
Classes begin January 15, 2025
$60 per month – New participants welcomed monthly
Payment accepted via PayPal after registration
The Retreat
A one-day experience designed to hold space for a deeper journey into the presence of God.
Life is noisy, and wisdom does not shout. The Retreat is an extended time to gain insight into the demands of life, reframe difficult situations, and embrace the mundane with a new perspective. Engage in activities that encourage reflection, imagination, and the sacred act of listening through movement, breathwork, scripture meditation, and journaling.
Register for our upcoming one-day retreat on Saturday, March 14, 2026, at Trinity Episcopal Church in Upperville, Virginia.
$140
Payment accepted via PayPal after registration
About Carey Sims
Carey Sims is a theologian and practitioner, a spiritual director and coach with over 25 years of experience in business and ministry.
As founder of Created Space, Carey delights in helping people develop practices that deepen and enliven their experience of God. Rooted in the historic Christian faith and informed by neuroscience, her work equips people with biblically grounded, whole-person practices that deepen their friendship with God—especially in a cultural moment marked by burnout and rising mental health challenges.
She holds an M.Div. from Duke Divinity School, an MBA from Regent University, and is certified in Applied Polyvagal Theory and Somatic Practices for Trauma Recovery. Carey and her husband Gannon live in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, Texas, where they are sowing seeds of revival at Cliff Temple through hospitality, creativity, and community.
